A Successful Career Within Reach
Save money for two years at CSI and then complete your remaining semesters at Boise State. A Civil Engineering degree offers many different engineering career paths: Construction, Environmental,
Geotechnical, Hydrological, Land Development, or Structural and Transportation.
What is Civil Engineering?
Civil engineers design, construct, and maintain the built environment and ensure infrastructure is safe, sustainable, and efficient.
Explore this page to learn more about the transfer pathway for Civil Engineering from the College of Southern Idaho or download the printable flyer.
Why Civil Engineering?
With a Civil Engineering Degree from Boise State, you will:
Learn how to:
- Solve complex problems
- Produce informed solutions that consider health, safety, and social factors
- Design within parameter
- Communicate effectively
- Collaborate on a team
- Conduct experiments and analyze data
To Create and Protect Infrastructure like:
- Buildings and other structures
- Roads, bridges, airports
- Potable water and sewage systems
- Rivers, streams, and air environments
- Neighborhoods
Largest Civil Engineering Graduating Class in Idaho
17.3%
$95,890
$500,000
About these Stats
- 2023 Idaho Department of Labor projected growth for Civil Engineering jobs in Idaho
- Median annual wages have been calculated by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics for a year-round, full-time hours figure of 2,080 hours; occupations without an hourly wage published have been directly calculated from the reported survey data.
- Eligible students must enroll full-time at BSU, CSI, or CWI, earn a cumulative 3.0 GPA or higher, and be eligible for Federal Financial Aid or the Pell Grant
Flexible and Supportive Learning at Boise State
- Access to paid internships at engineering firms
- Close connections with award-winning student organizations and professional societies
- Hands on involvement in the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
- Courses guided by faculty who are practicing engineers
- 30% of students participate in the opportunity to kick start a master’s degree during their senior year
College of Southern Idaho Transfer to Boise State University
Classes and Credits at College of Southern Idaho
The following tables contains the semester breakdowns of courses that count towards the CSI Associate of Engineering and the Boise State Bachelors degree in Civil Engineering. Class numbers, names, and credits are displayed.
Year One at CSI
In your first year at CSI you’ll complete 30 credits with 15 in the fall and 14 in the spring. Review the following table for details.
Year Two at CSI
In your second year at CSI you’ll complete 34 credits with 17 in the fall and 17 in the spring. Review the following table for details.
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Mornida Chum
Transfer Coordinator
Contact Mornida for resource navigation, COEN tours, transfer and student support, scholarships, and student organizations.
Contact Mornida for resource navigation, COEN tours, transfer and student support, scholarships, and student organizations.